Free 12×12 Multiplication Chart Printable (+ Blank Chart)
Multiplication charts are a really easy way to visualize the times tables. This free 12×12 multiplication chart printable is very colorful and will look great either hung on the wall or added to a student binder for easy reference.
If you are going through the pain of learning math facts with your kids, I really feel you.
It has taken us years to actually “get it”. But I definitely put this down to adding a multiplication grid on his bedroom wall.
We also used to have a copy on the kitchen table. That way, when he was eating breakfast we would do some “quick math”. Incorporating multiplication skills into everyday life is the best way to learn them.
It is fun to find the patterns in the colorful multiplication charts too. In fact, my son would sit in bed and try to find them.
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Colored Multiplication Chart
These free printables will print on letter-headed paper, and you can either print both or just the one you want. There is a blue, a purple, and a grey one.
The times table grids are 12 x 12.
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How to use a multiplication table chart?
Multiplication charts work like bingo sheets, where the number inside of each box represents the product of the corresponding column and row.
So the horizontal row multiplied by the vertical row will give an answer as can be seen below.
For example 2×3=6, 4×2=8, 6×6=36.
Now that you understand how the chart works, you can get the kids to fill in each box with the number that is equal to the product of the corresponding column and row.
How to print these 12×12 multiplication chart printables?
There are a number of ways you can use these printable charts:
- Laminate them so they can be used over and over again. (I love my laminator, I pretty much use it for everything!!)
- Print them on cardstock that way they will look really good on the wall.
- Or just use copy paper and add them to ring binders for easy reference.
There are hundreds of different multiplication tables to be found on Etsy.
Blank Multiplication Chart
Included in the free pdf file (scroll to the end of this post) there is also a printable multiplication table that the children will have to fill in.
These are aimed at students in 3rd grade but can be used as and when the children need to learn them.
Best Ways to Learn Multiplications?
These free multiplication chart printables worked brilliantly for us. But we also supplemented them with the following multiplication games:
- Multiplication chart game that doubles as a fidget toy.
- Proof! Math card games for older kids.
- Multiplication flashcards
- Multiplication Dominoes
Check out all our other favorite math board games.
You will also enjoy our free math worksheets:
- Space worksheets for preschool
- sudoku for kids printable
- Order of operations worksheets
- Roald Dahl maths worksheets
- Halloween counting worksheets
Tips for downloading the free files
Below you will see a large sign-up box where you need to add your name and email address, and press I NEED THIS NOW!
Within minutes you will be sent the free PDF directly to your email address, so you can print it out and start using it immediately.
Sometimes emails get a little wonky, so if you can’t see it, please check your spam folder where I am sure it is hiding.
Download the free printable multiplication charts
Make sure you choose the correct paper size and click on the shrink to fit button. All of our free printables for kids work better when printed on cardstock (this is the one we use and love.)
Another great way to learn multiplication facts is to play cool math games on Roblox with Brainika or play free math games with Beast Academy.
Last Updated on 22 October 2023 by homeschoolof1
Thank you so much for these freebies. My adult special needs class loves to work on these between lessons. Even though math is not on our Transition to Employment curriculum, I feel it is a must to know especially when they get a paying job. With your worksheets they are able to regain knowledge and learn new math skills.